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Is there a way to use MPH pool auto exchange feature using papampi WTM auto switching? I have not tried this but i assume if i point all the different coins to the correct 72XXX ports that it would work? Has anyone tried this or have any ideas on how to implement this in the code?

Yes, and thats what I do
Just set your coins with normal 17xxx port and add them to wtm_coins

Do you only mine coins that are on MPH with your personal WTM list?
Or for coins not on MPH do you point to different pools inside nvOC and have them pay out to other places like your own wallet?

Still trying to get some advice on the profit switching question I mentioned a page or so back.

Thanks!

I recently got this working today after a couple hours of testing, you need to go to each individual pool on MPH and use the 20XXX port for each coin in 1bash. If you use the 17XXX or 12XXX ports it will point your rig to MPH auto switching servers which we don't want to use. Also ensure you set your auto exchange settings. Once its setup i've instantly noticed more profit by about a couple dollars (hovering lately around $15-16/day before going to WTM papampi). As the WTM papampi switching is much more up to date than MPH which severely lags on checking for most profitable coin. I noticed that the rig was mining a completely different coin for about 15 minutes and MPH website still hadn't updated showing which coin i was actually mining.

As an example:

Code:

#ZClassic
ZCL_WORKER="MPH workername only"
ZCL_ADDRESS="MPH username only"
ZCL_POOL="us-east.equihash-hub.miningpoolhub.com"
ZCL_PORT="20575"

Do this the same for all the coins you set papampi WTM to check profitability. Make sure your calculated settings from WTM reflect your rigs performance before you add the URL to 1bash.

If you want to add Ethereum i had some issues getting this working too. You have to connect to server "us-east.ethash-hub.miningpoolhub.com", port 20535, and you have to add "-esm 2" as an additional claymore miner extension argument, otherwise you will get errors. Hope this helps.

Thanks for correction, Port 20xxx should be used
Port 12xxx and 17xxx are auto switch ports which are not good any more.

I used to use salfter mph auto switch before mph switch to cloudflare, and because of that its api update time raised from 3 minutes to 30 minutes. and that was when I decide to create the wtm switch.
wtm api update time is 3 minutes, and that's default value of my switcher, lower than that is useless.

As hashmasta83 mentioned its best to set your rig hashrates for better results and change them after you select card counts/types
for example wtm gives 270 sols/s for equihash but with a mild OC I get 305 with dstm zm miner and same for other algos.

You can mine on multiple pools, for example you can set some coins to zpool, some to mph, some on nicehash and some on suprnova ... no limit.

Thanks for all the tips and great advice.

I'm going to give the WTM switcher a trial now after recompiling all the miners on all my rigs.
What do you guys recommend as the coin to use for auto-exchange on MPH?
I was using ZEC as it exchanged pretty quickly on MPH and did not seem to lose value quickly, but once I send it out of MPH it takes a couple extra transfers to get it to a cash-able coin.
Now I am trying Bitcoin Cash as I can cash that out with only one step from MPH, but the auto-exchange time is terrible, hours long to even show.

I set up the WTM switcher from the great instructions provided and it "appears to be switching" to the most profitable coin just fine.
nvOC wtm-log view shows the coins being checked and rechecked and the results usually match what I see on the WhatToMine website with my settings.
And when I peek in 1bash the new coin has taken it's place in COIN=xxxx.
But for the life of me I cannot see the miner actually switching to anything new, even when the new coin algo changes from say a Equihash coin to a NeoScrypt coin, etc.
And trying to verify by looking at the MPH site that the WTM switched miner is mining what the switch says it is, appears impossible.
Is there some log or view that will let me see in real time, at the miner, what coin it is mining?
Just being anal, I know, but when running a test I like to know if I have things set up correctly.
Thanks again!

I just check that the auto switch is reporting a coin and verify the GPUs are hashing by opening "screen -r miner" in the quake terminal. That will show if your rig is running.